IC or Non-IC recessed lighting. I can't tell!

[mathjak107]

i think this is what you have and they are IC-----
--------------------------------------------------------Model # CER105
Internet #202025123
Store SKU #384839


Product Overview
The Commercial Electric 6 in. White Recessed Lighting Housings and Trims (6-Pack) feature an IC-rated design that allows for direct insulation contact and an airtight construction to reduce energy loss. A thermal guard provides additional safety for these kits while the pre-wired provisions allow for quick installation. Included are six 6 in. new construction housings and six 6 in. white baffle trims.
Airtight construction helps reduce heat and cooling loss
6 in. housing provides illumination for your general lighting needs
Use for new construction installations
Thermal guard for additional safety
White finish with white baffle trim helps reduce glare and complements a variety of interior looks
UL listed for damp locations
IC-rated for direct insulation contact
Pre-wired provisions allow for easy installation
Includes 6 in. housings and 6 in. trims


https://www.homedepot.com/p/Commerci...R105/202025123

[K'ledgeBldr]

Originally Posted by jane west

Does anyone know where I can buy ONE Canister such as Roman45 posted above? Model number E178858? I have 4 of them with 1 near that is another brand. want to replace so they are all the same. Is 'Commerical Electric' the manufacturer and I guess Home Depot is a no? please help.

My questions would be...

One, why? Why do you need to replace the fixture? The recessed fixture itself may not need to be replaced if this is about the trim. Most trims are easily interchangeable from one manufacturer to another- some may require a bit of RE, but it will work. And there can be some real wrangling if you have new work recessed fixtures; versus old work fixtures.

So, is that the problem or is there more to this story than you have divulged?